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Activision and Treyarch are back with an official confirmation that Call of Duty: Black Ops III<\/em> is indeed in development. Both companies provided a reveal trailer, new screenshots, and some details about the story, gameplay, and modes to get this hype train rolling right into November.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The game will take place far in the future with new Black Ops soldiers who tiptoe along the thin line between robots and humans, a burden strapped to them thanks to artificial augmentations that have been added to their bodies. It looks like someone is trying to move in on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided\u2019s<\/em> storytelling turf. Something tells me that Call of Duty<\/em> is the underdog in this department, but it will certainly destroy Deus Ex<\/em> with its multiplayer focus and the huge bags of cash Activision rolls into the bank.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat happens when a soldier becomes the weapon?\u201d This is what happens<\/a>, Activision.<\/p>\n https:\/\/youtu.be\/58Pspqx0XGs<\/p>\n As for gameplay, zombies are of course coming back, and this entry\u2019s twist sounds almost like parkour. Call of Duty: Black Ops III<\/em> ditches the jet packs from\u00a0Advanced Warfare<\/em> for the ability to combine movements while running through a stage. No doubt, you can also expect the tried-and-true multiplayer modes which have taken the franchise into whole new levels of popularity. It\u2019s almost like perpetual a machine keeps cranking these out!<\/p>\n Pre-orders will land gamers in the beta. You can redeem your codes at the official website<\/a>. Call of Duty:Black Ops III<\/em> will be released on Nov. 6 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.<\/p>\n